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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE CHICAGO CLUBHOUSE BURNED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Thc Chicago Club, In Monroe st.
was damaged by fire today. There was panic in the
Palmer House which sllzyed with difficulty Half a
dozen club members, and as ssny women. who are en-
poyed about the club asleep In the building at the
time They hat warming Of the flames until tho fire
men rushed into their apartments and pulled them out
bodily II thought that every one was taken out safely
The Chicago Club built about fifteen years at
cost 600 The fixtures and furniture cost about
S25 900 and total loss. but fully Insured Tho
damage the building cannot lie estimated at present
will be heavy. Besides this there were many val
liable paintings the which, doubt ruined
Among tho club members occupying rooms In the house
were Franklin MscVeagh and >turteyart Fish or New
York. They succeeded in getting out safely but lost
some OF their effects.
The less, Including the damage by water, was about
10000. insured az follows:
Budlng-Amcrican OF Newark $1,000 Ffremen's,
Newark, 5000. sterling. New York, $1,000 CITY OF
London. 5000; Home 5000, Liberty. $1,000; How
ard $500; National. New York. $500; Boston Uuder
writer's, -. 300: Norh British aud Marine. $1,000;
Natiodal Hartford, $1,000.
Contents-foward, $500; National, New-YOrk.
g. 500 New Hampshire $500 Queen s., 500; Amsrl-
can View York $1,000. Northern Cnon - 900; Lion,
$4,000; on pictures, New Hampshire, $1,000.
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Of defcaons in arcounts Of Major A. W. Way treas
urer Of the Empire Building Loans ana the total
ann Of lie aiAadIY incrclaing.

Of defacations arconnts Of Major A. W. way treas
Empire and Union Building Loans ana tho to III
sum OF loss Is steadily increasing
PArERsox-Tho proposed lecture course OF The Young
Mems Christian Association has been abandoned con'
mittee of tho school principals at Tie suggestion OF
CITY School Meleny VIII represent 10 inc
proper the school hours In patterson are 100
long The sfterBe session Ia from oneali 10 'hreequa'
Il hour longer than IN most other ces IN INC
Court Of Quarter YESTERDAY the trial OF charles
Chm ndCtmen charging him WIN ehpeLLhs snA
from Charles f. NEEDING manufacturer was .ponen IN
III the The Of Thomas T. Palmer. the
hrowser who was indicted for stealing me SIN 70
him aud selling 1t Chnns waste shop. wa, called. bat
Palner who has absconde did not appear an s pan oohu
was declared forfete The Paterson Electric Light
Company has given out the contract ioi si"go
will De able 10 furnish The incahnesccnt nshI iho
company at present operates arc lights only.
PAssalc-Thc new patent Hall Wood ballotb boxes or
dered in compancs Of the Legislature are heid
I'm the because city Clerk Cogan refuses 10 pay
bill He maintains mat the Couhc ohy
him the price OF the boxes soo eSc anu
that no provision wa made for express charges
Notwithstanding McG.ll has fled his decision in ref
petition OF certain dcposors OF the ocuhc
RAILWAY Savings havo the bank womb no ana
Of The Chancellor refuses 10 grant ther
the Railway Water 10 mas at auction ana appont Mess
William Mershon ADel v Shot~el and Ress W. Wander
lovep a cemmittee take charge OF the sale
The Republican Board OF Freebooter. upon coming INTO
control OF the county spring found that Warden Cah
refused to yield tho control OF the Ial anu
prisoner. sheriff This was appealed 10 ne courts
and Yesterday the supreme Court ren1efen ha
tho warden must rcnqus cohtrol 10 inc shcr 40 oAoi
by the Republican Board
OnASar-A forest FIRE raging in the orange Mountains
north Of The annual graduating exercises OF
Training School for Nurses were hrd as nght
Baylcs OF the NewNok Board OF iiealt male an
following: Misses Brockett, Towscn Duken Johnson
McIaughlin, Lyon. Squire. Gardner and O8le
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INCOMING SrEi kE.sS
SHIPPING NEFS
PORT OF NEwToRK. ......THURsDAY nov, g. 1887.
) n s.sss 4 II I
ARRIVED.

81 @ Is s 400 Fr9a .n . Rio
TT Goepel Irube Arrived At tho Bars. Lao m -,
aui yge passenger, Peter Wright Sous, Arrveda
steamer Lampa.a. crowc Galveston days. with mdse
and p.sgnss1, % ~ M'SiY pernandna Brunswk
ca and Port Royal days with md'e and passengers to
ciiy Of smith savannah 90 days with
Old Dominion. Halphers cnmond city Point AMI
Norfolk with ndse and PASSENGERS :" old dominion $50
passenger, to ii smith 4 Co
steamer Ii + Dirnock HaO,,. Boston. with mdse to II
Bal. Maria d Abundo GtsN. Mon. Licate G3 days,
with bnmstone to order vessel TO Faneh. Edvs Co. % .
Bark Harriet Jackson Bacon, Philadelphia Oct 49, for
ing ioden Fleece cBr, salt day. with coal
sarE Nary FenneiI Mitchell sauds Riysr Ms. days.
with plng TO order vessel TO Brett
sCNsEr-At sandy Hook. wind light G; hsEy At CITY
Island. wind light. sW, clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Amethyst ,Br). Stewart Cientuegos W Hurl
CITY OF Alexandria. Reynolds. navana-F AleIan
steamer Morgan CITY Gardner G.lyssonaJ Van Sickle
steamer city " Augusta. catharlne savannah-nenry
steamer wyauosc Jcnney. Norfolk City Point ana Rich
steamer Fanny caavalaier cilliusham. Baltimore-B
stsamS, cen WatHSy Hears nC'Op I'LL n%ock
naI Snn No 1anssp o 10
- bars Battsiina MAcre utap Ohvari, Alexandria Egg
E.I. r.rsn4!,. G0 scott nOasn r sesmmeI BSos
i~IA Acdc Nuii4ii Andrews Dutho, >otton
4
BARK Ines Rohi ,Nor Anderson Bonda Molucca Islands
for orders funcn. Edyr & Co.
BIS Evvisa tBri. Torrs MacelO-rau! Gerhard & co.
SAILED
steamer. Nincoa ici Bristol state Of Indiana Glasgow
Wirland. Hamburg Hermann Antwerp Morgan CITY, Gal
ve-tou. Augusta savannah Ny4noke Richmond;
jobs Gibson
snip Auiu.I. Tor Calcutta
Bar.s Violet. fof Orttc. stella. lee Slues AlbatTos'
Rosario. ABEL Moafevu,-O.
BIG star ShL FOR Port SPAIN.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Nctce hereby given hat al Nov b. lSSa whist
Ing buoy lautr b!Ac Will he moorcd In Do feet %
OF southwest point oi Frying Pan shoals North
Carolina IN Of the hr-tca-- nun buoy there The
approximate nA-uetr bearings o. prominent objects are
10 lows Bolt Head Lighthouse y By W w. Frying Pan
shoals ilshtsIlp. 81 l..
Th. will bc by the OF the anu give
from ~ 10 30 blast. per minute.
By orfof IF fhr I'glfhOu.r Hoard
SiErusN { Row IS, VICE Admiral tsN. Chairman.
Washington. nc. oct 81. 1857.
IhE NOVEMENrs OF Sr.AIEi.
FOREIsN PDkr>
OrRENs Town Nov sinim-r GcrnAnic BIZ Glea.
dell. rom liverpool hca,e foI New York.
S.tIiiANIIoN. Soy JAruv' steamer S24lC GER. Rich
tel irou New York oct - nor way - Bremen and pro
sailed. steamer Tcave GER. wrrg,roi from Bremen
hence Sow York 1890
swANsE. Noy sa!e steamer Brooklyn city Erl. FIT.
York
AsGow Nov sailed steamer Furnessa .Br. Heiccr
vl,k fOf New lOrL
SWiNrMi NnE oct 3l-Arrvei steamer Hesa DAM
New-iork.
). Arrived. steamer ISortali1 i1er Koch,
from New York
from New.lsrs.
CForIIer stipptng v,csU dlh ss FHs PU~j
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THE LATEST DEVICE ~ RTDrvG HaBlrs

DelurJ the tailor has been obliged for the third fourth
time this season. To duplicate HI, fine Scotch goods tho
demand for these articles la, been great o Just 10
covel another lot ana has alec added to his wcknown
signs for HABITS one that meeting with decided approval
from his irons Since Mr. DeuTy enai ged his
months hl- establishment Sixth
teenth and Fifteenth SITS has become OF the sights
Thai part OF the avenue Tho external
IS extremely tasteful the show nu-ualy
anu hnr and the external Impression fair inder
goods displayed inside Mr DelurY haa received
upper trade .ociey OF London an The latest designs
hg waking ana shooting gowns Jacket. top coats
La, also imported special line goods his
habits. '
10. trousers OF all shades homespun chcvots. In
be costumes habits
nartrs elc Desdsta fne assortment Of their materials
III" no" hablt Ia an Improvement the
mas ron the waist to the knee
e SKIRT D- Jury made part Of his reputation devi.ng
nesr Tor riding habits and II II said that hi. latest
~ - AeepnE win MS habits which have been pronounced
expert riders He Ia
one undro hanis constantly employed meet the heavy
demands on his goods, well his Ingenuity as
designer. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
JERSEY CITF'S MISSING WATER-PIPE.

EXPEKT WALDEN DEFENDS HIS REPORT-CONFUIING
TIE BOARD BY ITS OWN BOOKS.
]. Walden the expert who has been engaged in ex
OF the books and accounts OF the Board OF Pub
lie Works. submit ted another report 10 the Board OF Fl
nance yesterday. The report in the nature OF de-
fence tho charge made last week that the expert
had made his first investigation. lie
showed that his figures correspondsd with the entries In
the books At the time made his report, and that al
though the books have been liked up since tnat time,
they still incorrect Mr. Walden says:
respect pipe land. obtained my figures from
examination OF the diagram zoos aided by the annual re-
ports published by the Engineer HIS annual reports or
are eniirey based upon it, and tci accuracy IL
upon the corIeotness Of the inOrna;on It sfoids have
practically This shows thai the Ing has hitler
TO- IN complying Win his statutory duty ~ publishing hi.
OF hi, statistics Tor The qu,nuty Of pe lam Moreover
from which could Obtain the GesHoi Information
regarding and Tar j Ittn 0ihei
authentic and Official record exists.
Mr. Walden goes TO state that his port o The pipe
pu chased compiled from tue original bills for which
variants passed and duly paid, and then adds
Since presentation OF report 10 BOlrd several
alterations have been made Oh the diagram
have Inserted of which there prov mention
AMI additions have beep made in different asam by which
condition docs not yet support TIE last statement
the Engineer which details VI the localities where
the pipe is alesed 10 have been liant
The expert submitted taDulstcd statement showing
that the quantity Ct pipe laid in six years according to
the Engneers published reports, was 522S3 feet; ac
eordng TO the diagram book at the date OF experts
animation 81 235 feet according TO the diagram book
aneudeG since tie report 57,l77 feet; and accord
Ing IN the Engineers statement To tho committee.
1922 feet. Tins shows discrepancy OF % 339 lset
Mr. Yalen Insists that the best showing that be
made for the Board VI WOrSs there Is discrepancy Of
1916 feet OF pipe. His report caused eamatsd dis
casson which resulted IN M Walden being discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

Postal companies and the Western Union, Mr. Chandler
remarked:
"The revision OF telegraph rates is In favor OF tho
public except the advance in the s. 10 and 10 cent rates
which destructive competition forced on all the COM
panes In certain localities. do not Imagine that any
one expected such rates to be forever maintained
They resulted in absolute loss to the companies and
have been discontinued The mnimur1 rate Is now 20
cents for 10 words except In Of direct business
between exchanges. II has also been arranged to
abandon the perncous practice OF rebates which was
really an Injury the commercial public. Many OF the
higher rates have been reduced and the whole purpose
OF the agreement has been to equalze the tcrin OF
charges so as 70 give reasonable return TO the tele
graph companies and at the same time best accommo
date the public"
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LIE GK1HNLN" NOIU IASL

The majority OF the stock OF The Grdphc Publishing
Company has passed into hands. and with II The
Grdphic newspaper Major Inckcy has sold majority
OF the stock to Edwards H. Go president Of tho American
Electric Light Company, Colonel Frank A. Burr. T. C.
Brown and others The price paid II sad, the
basis Of s2jO.00O for the MAJOR Hnckey siiI
retains interest in the company but will ger be-
Concerned In tho active management Colonel Burr will
he the managing editor. and r. &. Brown. was for
merry connected with The 0yaphic the bus meas nan.
ager The present features will 10 retained II viii
Sun he an illustrated evening paper havhg editions
daily. IL will be Democratic In politics but not con
troled by any faction. NJ morning edition is con
templatcd.
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THE LEAGUE AND THE BRO rHERHOOD.


MIR. REACH DISCUSSES THE POINTs At ISSUE Be
TWEEN THEM.
PirTsBURG. Nov. 3-"Al" Roach the Philadelphia base
ball man this CITY mission. In interview
MI Reach that the League officials inclined
10 oppose the Broherhoo said he An reports published
TO the false confident that whom the
League the Brotherhood win frankly
ognize We nothing fear II the Brotherhood pro-
poses will elevate tn National OF
will desire is 10 make the pure
and honest as possible"
w the League grant tho OF the Brotherhood for
The abolition OF the rule suspendng players without -
don't think that request will be granted II that rule Is
abolished will have tendency In the absence
OF that rule there would DC nothing TO Keep players IA line
They would do they ike and club he Of
fo ping team together The demanl Of the Brother
hood means that player does not give satisfaction he can
be released This unjust could play and act
reckletsy in order TO somewhere else THIS would mean
the Ii by forcing players 10 do
right that the game has be,om popular with tie people
and tIat M and gentlemen OF the best classes take
an interest H. Remove the check and Its
uaiIty.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

ONE OF THE BEST THINGS ONE EVER DID FOR
THE PUBLIC CONVENIENCE WAS THE OPENING
OF OUR UPTOWN STORE. IT TOOK FROM THE
START. RECEIVING LIBERAL CUSTOM WITHOUT
THE LEAST INTERFERENCE WITH THE TRADEoP
THE PARENT HOUSE.
PERSONS WHO FIND THAT LOCALITY MORE AC-
CESsIBLE WILL BE SERVED THERE EQUALLY
WELL, AND WE ESPECIALLY INVITE THE TRADE
OF PARENTS WHO DRESS THEIR SONS WITH DIS
CRIM1NATING TASTE. SPECIAL ATTENTION rs
PAID IN BOTH STORES TO THE BOYS DEPART.
MENT
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NEW-JERSEY.

PLAISrELD. Julia. wife OF Sylvester Gun, colorcd
eoachna the employ OF J. Frank Hubbard, Director
Of the Union County Board OF FrcehOldcrs wednesday
stole TWO chickens sold them for rum, aud started drunk
Zoe her home There she beat her newly born child with
an oaken barrel stavc innicng Injuries which prob
ably fatal Jacob Decker, the hired man who attempted
suicide On Farmer BOpp's place. between Westneld and
Halfway, VIII recover. James Sullivan, Thomas Dowd,
~ h. BERGEN John burgess John Grinnell all mere
lads are under arrest for burning boards la A. L Cmus
lumber yard Mary Ann. age seventeen, daughter OF
Miles Sweeny, OF West Thrds, has been missing fIom
hone for tho last three
kw.BRlxswCk-New di.cvvsr,ss VOL. made ves,srlsv
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Irving Hall NicOl meeting Irving Hall, p. M
Mass meeting OF veterans 20 ndorse Colonel Baird
Everett Hall, Brooklyn, 4 y. nj.
Charter OAK Insurance Company reference case NO %
Willla'tSt.. u. IN.
Anti Saloon League meeting, BrevoOrt Hall, D. M
Tn ted Labor Party Ss-mcctng Cooper Union, D. m
Young Mems independent Club mass meeting, Lex
I'M ton Avenue Opera House. D.
Bronson Towards lecture before Packards Business
College students, II a. m.
NicrScopica Society, No. ca Madison ave, D.
Examination OF Chapman brothers before Commissioner
osborne.
Eastern Boulevard Club Meeting, club house, p. n.
Lecture by c. II. Hahn on The Co Education OF Mind
and Handy No. University place, 2. ~
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Il l. A G X Sill X s.

j AMES McCREERY & CO.
invite an examination of u special
offering they will make to-day of
Black Fable Franchise and Peau
De Sole Silks the latter in Plain,
Barrce and other weaves). They
are the newest and very justly the
most approved makes tor wear,
combining, as they do, richness of
appearance with durability.
Broadway and nth st.
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JERSEY CITY.

Joseph " alton notorious thief arrested by Police
man Bueuo night while the act OF stealing shoes IRON
"a a u tho police
station the polio struck eli the head with stone
seriously wounded The wound wac dressed by ply
scan oicer home The police have been
tor Walton for soInc tne TO answer charge oil
burglary.
The receipts for fer the past week amounted 10
$685.. o6V IL.
Young woman refused to give her name aud who
police Gloer As May Doc blew out tho gas
tho dstsn "Wednesday night When the door
was ycsIord2y found IN sent
scous but being taken out In the arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
4 Young GERMAN GIRL MISSING.
MR. SCHMIDT. WHO SELLS BEER TO COLUMBIA STU
DENTS, CANNOT FIND HIS DAUGHTER.
The following advertisement appeared among the
" Psrsonals " In q morning napsr Yesterday:


Christine stena schmidt loft home september 2G 1887
slender Attractive appearance Please send word OF
whereabouts or declare dead and all
your claim lost ANY party who engaged servant girl
the above dse after November g. please send w0ri
liberal tcsar will be paii-C. AIGlrT SCHMIDT No 20 East
lvIih.pnth At. Ses.lots
TRIBUNE reporter who called Mr.. schmidt
last night found hun very angry over
stories published In several evening papers
the effect that pretty stena Ike Mary Ia the minstrel
hal gone on with negro. Mr.. Schmidt Is we'll
TODD elderly GeTuan who keeps beer shop" elite
cafe 10 calls II. 81 don't know what
10 think Of my daughters disappearance
said he. "She has becn about eight days and
We have heard nothing OF her or from her AT midnight
Of sunday september - wife and stena aud myself
drank tie Dcer before going TO bed That wa. the last
saw OF our daughter Early next morning We found
that she had gone and tskes her six dresses with her
The foundation for the story o. the eopcmcnt with
negro extremely slight Charles Tyler waiter In a
dining room railroad car formerly boarded with Mr.
Schmidt but went time ago TO live In jersey
city. at 1901 Holiday 81 There ne married colorcd
woman Mr. Schuldts neighbOrs conceived the theory
from the fact that Tyler friendly with stena.
that ho concerned 10 her fight. But Mr.
Schmidt pooh poshs tho idea OF such thing, 40 Tyler
called on hin no longer ago than Wednesday Any sns
picou, that Mr schmidt may have had we're dssipated
by visit 70 Tylcrs home wsere he sscertaised from
the neghbors that there was Mrs Tyler of compare
lively old standing. athou;h she just at present
away OIL ttip to her birthplace In Illinois
The most feasible theory Of stenas disappearance IL
that sac has taken situation and Ia living ont some
where. Nr schmidt once heard his daughter ask ser
want girl living tho same block absHt the condition OF
lady hclPs position aud what Inducements II offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
Az EIPLOSIVE HOG

IOEd Dtspdtcn 10 me Chtcogo ITt0the
A Unisa County farmer was using ysante cartridges
to blow up treestunps In his front yard. number OF
hogs were roaming about tho place and at nosn while
tho family dinner, terrific explosion occurred.
The farmer investigating. found wohsgs and horse
scattered In fragments about tho yard. One Of the hogs
is supposed to have swallowed cartridge that had besn
left ying ground The horse To kick the
hog. and Immediately the explosion followed. The hog
kicked by the could not be found. hide hair.
having been blown to the tour Winds The
other hss and the horse were near by dead Tine report
o. the poson heard for miles around and glass In
windows shattered,
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saeunceiu .asA
4 CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL.


II you adord champagne cocktail" when You feel
"Tocky' OF morning AMI tAN QUIf On oNE small bottle
GO II. MmN.l rovenoihins moro tosay IL goes There
certainly Roniug better Bu cant 10 that Don
up stomach and BRAIN WIKI brandy whsAy or gn
aud head 10 dumping" Just tsso wln-g ui
Of ruNIC ittie iCk OF com vchy.
aud IN a very you VIII feel 30. n" Pint bottles
- cents
Don't aLc any;hias ElKRWs. and are sure Of per-
feet satisfaction.
Sold almost everywhere
" b KIARg 4 son sole Manufacturers.
3J3 9th ave, New \ ORR.
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HONE Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81 James He','The Earl of Dalhouse. FVth Ht,nvs
Notel-Aimal David d. Porter L. ). Navy Judge Edward
G Bilnra OF Orleans oIGovsrnor Horace FsiresnKs
Cincinnati Murray mn Hotst-ssnaor Amasa Par
kor Jr OF Albany and Samuel Long'elow OF Cambrdee
Mass Noe BrunsiCict FL. Senator - ii. Hammond OF
Geneva y. Y.... Ticisria Ho'et-EI- Csnsrossman NJ
Elliott OF Pennsylvania Er'rct HsnstA ssisaDt FISH
COmmisso u. FergusQn Of Wash!ngton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
GRIrE cHIEGE AGIIN>r 4 roLIcEMAN.
l. n ANoruEE CROWLEY a WARRANT ISSUED
FOR Ills ARREST.

FOR Ills ARREST.
Christina MITCHELL age thirteen, daughter 81 Cott
fled Mitchell. Il liquor dealer a No. l57 Norfolk St.
came before Justice DuTy the ESscX Market Police
Court yesterday afternoon and swoIc ont complaint
against Rouud,msn Charles Bernstein Of the Eleventh
Precinct The charge IS one II ault and duplicates
th" defendant iu what II sulstantaicd viii prove {,
be outrage Of tie most shocking character Bern
stein has Teen upon the police force or thirteen years
Three months ago BIS efficiency IN tho service re-
wardrd by promotion To the post OF round,man. lie T.
a IIrhr.w, asr forty, married aud has two children.
Hitherto b. has borne an unhcm.-hcd reputation
Last winter D." purcL The tenement house No.
- NoifoIh 81 on the second Moor OF which hc LA,
since lived With hl, family. lie rents the first II .oi
and the second floor 70 6,uttfed Mitchell
Mitchell ha, living room in the Of hs shop and
uses the two apartments the second unr a. sleeping
roni- pu Ictuhr' 10. ia" girl the assault was
made her u her while hcg parents were aW ay
HE gir's n Iihrr 'enod thlt sns interrupted Bern
steih and causht her daughter away from him The
girls father testified tha he rau mp -air attracted BY
his wifcs voice AMI found Bernstein the room: AID
thar seized him and demanded u his shame
ful action. To- Nhtch tho rsundsman replied
You hLOv who am, Mitchell. aud what do
You'd better keep your mouth shut
afraid 10 push the complaint continued
Mitchell, !or he l. nv landlord ami offered three
tree II would keep quiet" Mr,. Bcrnstca
was seen hy reporter To WHOM she said her hu.
band ha brcl temporarily suspended from the force
nrmcI rAr Will come up the Essex Market Po-
lie. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

LONG leland CfrI-A Republican ratification meeting
was neld night in Arlington Hall Tho state county
and local Republican candidates we're nnorsed amid great
enthusiasm . Alderman William Delehanty who received
Aiormara Large from the two factions
the and tho Republican party withdre" yes
terdsy account Of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

company has been Increased from Ssl 100000 to
900. This increases the number Of shares by
10000 and represents the price recently paid for tho
Baltimore ana Ohio Telegraph system. The directors
with the State statute regarding increasing capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YosKFRs-Mr. John T. Waring and daughter were driv-
ing along Broadway Wednesday when stone from
blast fell into through the floor OF the carriage
second fell upon OF Miss Warings Feet INJECTING
serious injury.
PoRTCnFsIER-George Zeker. while suffering from heart
disease fell boat into The water on "Wednesday and
drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
JEzREFL WINS THE GREAT TOM STAKES.

LONDON. Nov 3.-rhe Lincoln Autumn Meeting op.ned
to-day The for tie Great Tom Stakes by
IT, Macksey's four-yearod Jezrsel. w. Gardners
hav colt second and J. Low
Tiers fveyearold chestnut horse King Monmouth
third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

. INCREASING THE WESTERN UNIONS STOOK.
A certificate ny the officers Of the wsssrs Union Tel
sgrsph Company was ned II the County Clerks Office
ysserday setas forth that tho capital stock VI the